In the Berlin and Kay model, this is the seventh color term that emerges in an evolving language, immediately after "blue." In Czech, objects of this color are described as "hnedy" and in Mandarin, this English word is "bulang." It is "khoom" in Hebrew and "ghahve ee" in Persian. In French, this English word is "chatain" when describing hair but "marron" in most other situations. In English, this color can refer to certain "shirts" worn by Nazis or to astronomical objects intermediate in size between planets and stars. For 10 points, identify this color that sugar acquires when mixed with molasses.
In the Berlin and Kay model, this is the seventh color term that emerges in an evolving language, immediately after "blue." In Czech, objects of this color are described as "hnedy" and in Mandarin, this English word is "bulang." It is "khoom" in Hebrew and "ghahve ee" in Persian. In French, this English word is "chatain" when describing hair but "marron" in most other situations. In English, this color can refer to certain "shirts" worn by Nazis or to astronomical objects intermediate in size between planets and stars. For 10 points, identify this color that sugar acquires when mixed with molasses.
In the Berlin and Kay model, this is the seventh color term that emerges in an evolving language, immediately after "blue."
brown